Sentence examples for subtleties matter from inspiring English sources
Women do better when time constraints are relaxed, when subtleties matter and when "strategic guessing" is not rewarded.
Annoyingly, this subtlety matters.
"The subtleties really matter". While some U.S. traffic circles employ some of the same design features as roundabouts, none are exact copies of the British model and do not perform as well, Ourston said.
It is subtlety that matters - subtlety of analysis, of inquiry, of concern, of felt pressure - and for subtlety a very small point of entry will do.
My point is that these subtleties of reporting matter too.
Unlike the SEC's number, such "total realised pay" correlates well with firms' performance, says Mr Kay.Such subtleties may not matter much to the headline writers.
Allegations by the Iraqis that his inspectors poke their noses into areas that have little to do with weapons of mass destruction trouble some members.If Mr Hussein now backs down, these subtleties will not matter; the Iraqi dictator might even gain the soft landing he wants.
For coaches whose job it is to help managers, executives and entrepreneurs master the skills they need to lead effectively, subtleties like these matter a great deal.
Today, the duo releases Hyper, a brand new 12" that injects dynamism and subtlety into digital matter.
According to Jeffrey Segal and Harold Spaeth, political scientists who study the Court, judicial "attitudes", not the subtleties of legal principles, matter most in the justices' decisions.
